Would this product work on millipedes (which are turf worms 1/4" - 1" long) which find their way inside on occasion?
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Really don't know about millipedes as I purchased the product for cockroaches which I must say has had some positive results.
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gentrol is a reproductive inhibitor which means it stops the reproduction of male and female insects( kind of like mass birth control) it has to put in another insecticide that kills the bugs you are after which kills the adults that breed and make new hatchlings sterile so to get the maximum effects you will have to do this at least 4 times every 5 days to end the life cycle of the insects. if it can take care of carpet beetles ( as they are hard shelled exo skeletons) effectively i dont see why it wouldnt take if millipedes or roly polys( which are not hard shell) i hope this helps you in your quest to rid the nasty little vermin.. gentrol is a reproductive inhibitor which means it stops the reproduction of male and female insects( kind of like mass birth control) it has to put in another insecticide that kills the bugs you are after which kills the adults that breed and make new hatchlings sterile so to get the maximum effects you will have to do this at least 4 times every 5 days to end the life cycle of the insects. if it can take care of carpet beetles ( as they are hard shelled exo skeletons) effectively i dont see why it wouldnt take if millipedes or roly polys( which are not hard shell) i hope this helps you in... » Read More gentrol is a reproductive inhibitor which means it stops the reproduction of male and female insects( kind of like mass birth control) it has to put in another insecticide that kills the bugs you are after which kills the adults that breed and make new hatchlings sterile so to get the maximum effects you will have to do this at least 4 times every 5 days to end the life cycle of the insects. if it can take care of carpet beetles ( as they are hard shelled exo skeletons) effectively i dont see why it wouldnt take if millipedes or roly polys( which are not hard shell) i hope this helps you in your quest to rid the nasty little vermin.. « Show Less
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gentrol is a reproductive inhibitor which means it stops the reproduction of male and female insects( kind of like mass birth control) it has to put in another insecticide that kills the bugs you are after which kills the adults that breed and make new hatchlings sterile so to get the maximum effects you will have to do this at least 4 times every 5 days to end the life cycle of the insects. if it can take care of carpet beetles ( as they are hard shelled exo skeletons) effectively i dont see why it wouldnt take if millipedes or roly polys( which are not hard shell) i hope this helps you in your quest to rid the nasty little vermin..
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I don't live in an area that has lizards but I certainly think it would work as long as the lizards would go into it after bait and that the lizards aren't small enough to fit through the openings in the wire.
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I would think that would work. It attracted a ton of ladybugs to my garden last summer. Good luck!
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Hi Daniel: The package says that it works on cockroaches, ants, earwigs, silverfish, crickets, millipedes, centipedes, fleas & bedbugs. The directions for the fleas say, "thoroughly dust floor area of pet's sleeping quarters , as well as surrounding cracks, crevices, baseboards, behind pictures and wherever presence of these insects are suspected.
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Think moles aer too small for this trap to be effective. It may work but I have not tried it as I use regular mouse traps for moles.
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I have not tried it for that. Good question. It works really well on millipedes that come into the basement.
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I have not used this mesh for snails, only rodents. Check with your local exterminating facility or garden pro shop to see what they recommend. It all depends on how well snails react to rough surfaces and since this mesh has rough surface it may or may not work.
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Kills them when they cross it as far as I know. Works great on millipeds---reason bought.
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Don't know about the milipedes. My focus was on ants and it solved the problem. I've used it in sheltered areas, it's not good when exposed to direct rain.
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I have never thought to try it for gophers and moles. I have a problem with those critters, myself. I do not believe it would work on them because the Yard Guard Repellers are used above ground. Gophers and moles have underground tunnels. The sound waves the machine emits would only work above ground.
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I have used this product on centipede grass. I does appear to work well killing wild Bermuda grass. However, before I would swear by this product I want to see how my yard fairs out over the upcoming spring/ summer.
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I live in the Seattle area. Try the large mole trap. These traps do work great on moles and I have caught many moles with them. Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't tell you what size the traps are. I suggest buying them from Cinch Trap's site so you know what you are getting.
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I'm afraid due to the nature of the way this product is used you would need to be able to be within arms reach of most places. Now keep in mind this is a lure as well and as long as the location is clean of any other food sources the roaches will consume it and die.
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Based on what I know about voles, the Mole trap is definitely the most appropriate size, however, I did a quick search and some recommend mouse traps. I have never experinced the challenge of voles so this recommendation is based strictly on size. The Cinch mole trap opens to about 2" which sounds about right for vole runs. However, I don't know how this trap will work with voles - these work for gophers because they have a strong desire to close tunnels once you open them and insert the trap.
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Yes. The bottom of the mesh is not fastened, so any critter could make its' way in or out.
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I doubt it. The package says it's for "Flour and Grain Moths". It has a phermone piece that you unwrap and stick on it that releases chemicals that smell like female moths to attract the males. Then they get stuck on the sticky pad. The beetles might happen to crawl on the sticky pad and get caught, but they wouldn't be attracted to it. I would keep looking for something specific to them, if there is such a product.
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This device has worked very well for me keeping the moles away. It should work in any soil where moles have infested. The device is about 18" long and should be buried vertically except for the screw-on top.